I have several <asp:TextBox TextMode="MultiLine"> elements on a page. On load, I populate them (through the VB code behind), and then turn them into TinyMCE editors (through the Query TinyMCE plugin). Each text box also has a button associated with it, with the purpose of submitting the text back to the code behind for insertion into a database.I discovered earlier that when the submit button is clicked, I have to "save" the contents of the editor to the text box, but that is not my problem. Even after I've done so, the edits are not showing up in the code behind.As I've mentioned, I'm using jQuery. Here is my click handler. Keep in mind that all buttons are submit buttons in ASP.NET, hence the submit class:
I know this sounds like a simple thing but I have searched and all examples have not helped. I have been unable to update the textarea at I have gotten the code to work at other sites though.So specifically I want to update the "post a new thread" textarea. If you go toand then signup (you need an account to post a new thread). Then go to any forum and click "NewThread".I then can update the subject field but the textarea (name="message") does not update with the value. I am not sure why it doesn't work when I have got this working on a lot of other sites.
Private Sub WebBrowser1_DocumentCompleted(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs) Handles WebBrowser1.DocumentCompleted
I'm using Visual Basic 2010 Express and I'm trying to disable JavaScript in one of my webbrowsers and not the others.I've searched around the web for the past hour and haven't found anything that really fits what I need.Also, I already know about the Internet Options dialog. I want to have my program do it programmatically.
I'm looking for a way to run Javascript in an instance of WebBrowser. Ideally I'd like to include a file using [Code] Problem is, the only way I'm seeing to run JS in the browser so far is by navigating the browser to a javascript) url, and I'd like to avoid that. There must be a way to interact with the DOM and add the code that I want to run in there. Right?
there is actually a webpage which i browse using webbrowser control, and that page contains a javascript called download() and contains a link.how can i retrieve the value of that javascript which contains the link?
need it to go to a website, lets say this one.Then I need it to wait 1 second (wich is 1000ms) and then execute thisJavaScript Javascript:alert("Hello!");So the result will be:Open google and then send this popup.
I'm making a Windows Forms Application and in it I've placed a WebBrowser. When I try going to my homepage though, it says that JavaScript is not enabled. My question is, is it possible to import JavaScript? If so, how can I go about doing so?
I'm trying to figure out how to edit a javascript variable through the webbrowser. For example, the webbrowser loads a page with a javascript variable in it: var stop1 = 0; 'That's in the HTML code of the website.
What I want to do is have someway to modify that variable. Just like stop1 = 1; How to do this in Visual Basic. Is it possible?
I am developing an Outlook 2007 VSTO application that works with a commercial website.Almost all of the app's interactions with the website are done using HttpRequest objects.One user scenario does require the app to open a browser to a specific page on the site, and that page requires a Post string to provide the results of a form submit.I am using the version of the WebBrowser control that ships with VS 2008, and specifically VB.Net.My code successfully goes to the first page, after which it navigates to the actual target page (once the first page is loaded).That works, too, but if I click on the desired link on the target page, a JavaScript error pops up, stating "'j.parentNode' is not an object", with a Code of 0.I do not have access t the commerical site's internals. The page and links in question, when accessed via IE or Firefox, work correctly without the JavaScript error. The page containing the link is using Flex.Is this a problem with the nWebBrowser control?
i was able to set the name on the form on the page using.[code]ive found lots of ways to use the ID to select but nothing that will work with this javascript(i think it is)as there are no IDs, ive tried everything i could find.just to be clear, the is a webpage im loading into a vb.net 2010 app via the webbrowser control. im trying to change the selected index of the combobox in the webbrowser control to match what i have selected in a combobox control in the same application.
I am trying to extract data stored in javascript array inside WebBrowser window. Basically I need to wait for scripts to execute (got that one covered) and then somehow get the array.
How would I suppress this popup coming from my webbrowser its a javascript onbeforeload? I think from what I've been reading I've tried everything currently I am using a timer to grab it by its caption and its very unprofessional Here is the image of what im trying to stop the "are you sure you want to leave this page thing" [URL] I want to hopefully stop it in any way I can rather then by timer and caption.
Tried e.cancel on a new window = fail The timer method it still pops up = semi fail Script errors suppressed = would never work
I know how to InvokeScript so my VB form can call a javascript function in the Webbrowser document, but does anyoe know how to do it the other way round - ie javascript calling a vb function in the containing form? Why do I want to do this? Well I've got a table of telephone conversations. Some conversations are longer than others and they look silly in a grid with fixed row height. So I put them in an html document and display them in the webbrowser control. There's a hyperlink on each subject title, and I'd like the hyperlink to open an 'edit conversation' dialog box in my app.
WebBrowser1.Navigate("javascript:OnClick(go(512,5))") WebBrowser1.Navigate("javascript:OnClick(go(513,5))") But this presses only on the second button ("WebBrowser1.Navigate("javascript:OnClick(go(513,5))")")
I'm loading HTML into the web browser control, and adding a bit of javascript that hightlights a section of html when the user clicks on the area, by changing the classname. If you know the FireBug addin for Firefox, it's very similar to that. But what I need to do after this, is take the HTML source, and find where they clicked. But when I get the DocumentText of the webbrowser control, it's the original source. Not the source with the added class name.Is there a way to get the source code with the javascript generated html?
i'm making a simple app that asks a remote server via webbrowser, but, if the remote page is replying with javascript, instead of showing the text the browser always prompt to download the search.js file.is there a way to only show the source instead of downloading the file ?
I know this topic is all over the web, but I seem to have a combination of issues that is either not addressed or I can't figure out that they are addressed. Here is what I am doing. I am using Webbrowser to log into a a website and navigate to a specific page, enter some query criteria and click a "search" button. This button produces a table of files that fit the criteria. I then go through the table,navigating to the file names and compare against my database to see if I want to download. This all works well.
The issue: there is no URL behind these file names. It is a JavaScript. I am able to call the file with invokemember("click") but I get the pesky dialog box or Open or Save. Then I get the directory dialog box.
I have tried sendkeys, trie to capture the Webbrowser_downloadFile event, tried ObjectForScripting(not sure I did that correctly), all to no avail. I have tried to use WebClient, but since I do not have and actual URL for the file, I did not expect it to work. I can navigate to the href attribute, but not sure how to use it.
An action that I'm trying to automatically complete on a web page requires me to click "Yes" on a JavaScript alert box. Obviously the entire process cannot be automated unless the program clicks "Yes" or "No" for the user. Is there any way that I can capture this alert box and click "Yes" programmatically?
I am using a Webbrowser control to access the elements in an HTML page which contains a JavaScript link which when clicked, adds extra content to the page. This works fine in IE 7 and Firefox.I then want to access this extra content in my program. Having found the HTML element containing the link, I tried element.InvokeMember("click"). I have used this successfully with a submit-type link to login to the web site, but cannot get it to work with the JavaScript link. I also tried setting the focus to the link element and using SendKeys to send the ENTER key, but all to no avail. Nothing seems to happen. I don't see the extra content produced by the JavaScript, nor do I get an error.Here is an extract from the HTML, showing the relevant (I hope) code: